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Protect Your Ears With An iPhone Digital Sound Meter

If you’re a musician or music fan and you’ve got an iPhone, check out the Digital Sound Meter (App Store link). Digital Sound Meter is a app that uses the iphone integrated microphone to capture and display the sound level in decibel. It displays the average and peak levels with a bargraph and with a… Read More Protect Your Ears With An iPhone Digital Sound Meter

May 3, 2009May 12, 20093 Comments

Game Of Life Music Sequencer

The Game of Life Sequencer Bank is based on a game of life sequencer screencast produced by Wesen in 2008. It is a bank of 6 step or drum sequencers that generate patterns based on the basics of Conway’s Game of Life cellular automaton. Each sequencer operates independently of the others, and can be configured… Read More Game Of Life Music Sequencer

April 29, 2009Leave a comment

Free Audio Loops For Ableton Live

Togeo Studios has a released a free pack of audio loops for Ableton Live, The Beatmaker Classics. Description: BMC pack 001 contains fifty drum kits. There are forty impulse set and ten of the kits using drum rack device groups. The BMC Pack 1 samples are all 24-bit, 44khz in wav format of classic drum… Read More Free Audio Loops For Ableton Live

April 28, 20093 Comments

Free Windows Guitar Synthesizer

Fretted Synth FreeAmp2 is a freeware multi guitar amp-sim, with built-in guitar synth. New in FreeAmp v2.5 Provided a much larger frequency range. Added a three band parametric equalizer. Added an output limiter. Changed HP, LP in the synth to a Hi\Lo shelf Eq. Some small changes. FreeAmp2 is a free download via the Fretted… Read More Free Windows Guitar Synthesizer

April 24, 20093 Comments

Free Loop Generator For Windows – Black Magic Lite

Black Magic Lite is the free little sister of Black Magic, a loop generating VSTi plugin for windows.

April 24, 2009Leave a comment

Free iDaft Harder, Better, Stronger, Faster Than Other iPhone Apps

Samuel Vermett’s iDaft (App Store link) is a new iPhone app that’s: harder; better; faster; and stronger than other iphone apps. Better yet – it’s free-er, which means there’s no reason not to download it and have a couple of minutes of Daft fun. Description: If you always wanted to feel like Daft Punk, here’s… Read More Free iDaft Harder, Better, Stronger, Faster Than Other iPhone Apps

April 23, 20092 Comments

JUNO-G Version 2.0 Synthesizer

Roland has announced version 2 of its JUNO-G workstation, available as a free download for owners of the original model. The software upgrade adds user sampling and sample-pad triggering to the feature set, letting you expand your sound library. Using the external input, you can capture audio from a microphone, a CD/MP3 player, etc., and… Read More JUNO-G Version 2.0 Synthesizer

April 23, 20091 Comment

QWS – A MIDI Sequencer For The Visually Impaired

Quick Windows Sequencer (QWS) is a MIDI sequencer for visually impaired people. It runs on 32-bit versions of Microsoft Windows. QWS was written by James Bowden, a visually impaired computer programmer. Bowden explains: It all started when I bought a new soundcard which sadly wouldn’t work with my existing DOS sequencer. It was then that… Read More QWS – A MIDI Sequencer For The Visually Impaired

April 21, 20094 Comments

Free Multimedia Studio For Linux & Windows

LMMS is a free cross-platform multimedia studio which lets you product music with your computer – sort of like Garageband for people that didn’t buy a Mac. Features: Song-Editor for composing songs A Beat+Bassline-Editor for creating beats and basslines An easy-to-use Piano-Roll for editing patterns and melodies An FX mixer with 64 FX channels and… Read More Free Multimedia Studio For Linux & Windows

April 18, 20092 Comments

Free Patches For Novation XioSynth


New xiosynth presets – DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE! was uploaded by: RDyt
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April 15, 2009April 15, 20092 Comments

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